DeNiro
My Dixie Wrecked
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Game Week - Nebraska
- Thread starter Buffnik
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DeNiro
My Dixie Wrecked
Congrats on shutting down the mighty Jaguars of Southern Alabama.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
I love it.
CU= CSU’s Super Bowl
NU= Bluff’s super bowl!
All because of a VERY one sided all-time W/L record!
*que triggered buff fan to post “scoreboard” or the drooled over 62 point effort* “Remember that one time!!!”
To that I simply respond...49-19-2...
Given what I'm seeing coming out of Lincoln this week.........we're not the ones who are treating this like our super bowl bubba.
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SeanMSan
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I saw this one coming last year, especially during PAC12 play. He lit ASU up, and thus the do anything to stop #2 from touching the ball commenced...along with injury.
It was apparent that CSU threw any trick they had in the bag to slow/stop/contain looks to Viska. He still had a respectable game. It would have been nice for him to have pulled in the dime that he lost in the lights.
As they say, big players rise to the occasion. I think we may seem some big things from Viska, as well as KD and Brown...Stanley too, as far as receivers go. Harris, Russell, Fontenot, Mangham, Montez...there is some potent fire power on hand. If the line can buy Montez some time...watch out! Control the ball, control the tempo.
**** that. What with the fly sweep he ran on fourth down against CSU and Montez's 8 yard QB sneak, I don't think I need to see 'viska in the wildcat this season.
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
No! No more unnecessary liability. We have a budding RB that can run decent between tackles and a QB that sneak if needed. It’s fun to see Viska in any look possible, but why the risk?
hawg1
Well-Known Member
I’m all good with bubble to Viska, inside screen, flare out of backfield, reverse, speed option, jet sweep, toss sweep and Wildcat in certain situations.
clutch299
Well-Known Member
I agree. And honestly, the best way to avoid teams doubling up on Viska is to have a guy like KD Nixon or Dmitri Stanley go off. Or Mangham or Fontenot.
If Fontenot keeps getting 125 yds and 3 TDs each week, defenses will be forced to adjust and Viska will benefit.
I expect kNU to come out with all the energy in the world. CSU 2.0. Frost is going to have them fired up and playing over the edge. That should lead to some mistakes by them, but we may get unlucky there. We weather that storm and go into the half close and I will feel good about our chances. Nebraska is brittle.
I don't mean to be that guy, but our receivers are only going to be as good as Montez is. Like it or not, WR is a dependent position.
Viska is a dominant player and we can get him the ball in multiple ways, it's true. But for Nixon, Brown, et al to benefit from Viska getting extra attention, Montez needs to get them the ball consistently, and in ways that are going to allow them to make plays.
Viska is a dominant player and we can get him the ball in multiple ways, it's true. But for Nixon, Brown, et al to benefit from Viska getting extra attention, Montez needs to get them the ball consistently, and in ways that are going to allow them to make plays.
c502cid
Well-Known Member
I'm excited to see Tuckers efforts rewarded in the 4th quarter too. Conditioning and altitude should play a bigger part in this game since there isn't a manure pile over 700' high in the land of corn, meth, and piss balloon receptacles.
Hit Martinez hard and early. HIT HIM..... Have Callier say hi.
Hit Martinez hard and early. HIT HIM..... Have Callier say hi.
jizzrag85
Well-Known Member
wgb gnm
I agree but I think tucker has our guys just as fired up. Playing that way often leads to mistakes and penalties so let’s hope that materializes for Nub U.
Keys to the game are easy.
1) bend don’t break and give up big plays
2) Run the ball
3) Hit the open man
Basically just play football.
I agree but I think tucker has our guys just as fired up. Playing that way often leads to mistakes and penalties so let’s hope that materializes for Nub U.
Keys to the game are easy.
1) bend don’t break and give up big plays
2) Run the ball
3) Hit the open man
Basically just play football.
Bring your rain jackets kids.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Be aggressive, but if we overplay him like we were CSU-we're in trouble.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Just don't do it as often as last year-last year the offense was give it to Viska as much as we can, and that got him hurt.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Meth and Corn is what the hate thread is for.
Viska against a zone should produce about eleventy billion yards and about 500 points a game.
BuffNut99
Club Member
I might just be trying to talk myself into optimism about matchups, but I'm really unimpressed with Nebraska's O-Line, especially the interior. They have a few new/unproven guys that struggled last week, and they had trouble snapping the ball quite a bit, especially in the 1st half. Unless that unit really improves this week, I like the matchup vs. our front 7.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
The Nubs know they have to respect our ground game I think, and so do the teams we'll play in conference. This actually sets up pretty well for Viska to go off IMO.
Funny that you should mention this. I saw the same thing in that game. I also was rewatching some of the RMS last night, and was unimpressed with our DLine's get off. It looked like they had tired legs (that's what I am hoping anyway), and was a big reason for the lack of pressure on Hill. If we don't improve on the DLine, and the Nubs play the same, we might get to see a big ole pillow fight in the trenches. I expect both sides to play much better on Saturday.
Unless he gets bracketed. Which he did. All game.
Why?
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
I love it.
CU= CSU’s Super Bowl
NU= Bluff’s super bowl!
All because of a VERY one sided all-time W/L record!
*que triggered buff fan to post “scoreboard” or the drooled over 62 point effort* “Remember that one time!!!”
To that I simply respond...33-28
Fixed.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Put him back there and let him throw. That would be fun.
Because Viska.
I'm just wondering why zone defense is so much more susceptible to big numbers.
I wouldn't expect that to change, all year. Doing whatever, to get him the rock, needs to happen. I still don't want a lot of wildcat stuff. Here and there, sure. Just don't over do it. Make no mistake, he's the face of the team, on the player side.
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